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Our own Tim Hutchison will discuss the different types of signal and noise that are present in our astrophotos. We will discuss the sources of noise, how they impact our photography and what can be done to combat noise in our images. Tim is an electrical engineer and a software engineer by training, and is a retired CEO of his own software company. Tim has always been a photography enthusiast, but became interested in astrophotography in 2018. Tim is a member of the TAIC team and has done multiple presentations on the channel, as well as having given presentations at NEAIC. He is currently operating his remote setup at the Sierra Remote Observatories, as well as multiple backyard setups. Tim and his wife live in Pittsburgh where they raised their two boys. 🔭 Subscribe to our channel for more astrophotography tutorials: https://bit.ly/TAIC-subscribe 💫 What do you want to learn about? Suggest a topic for a future show: https://theastroimagingchannel.org/co... Want more TAIC in your life? ✨ Like us on Facebook: / theastroimagingchannel ✨ Join our Facebook group: / 1329722943877857 ✨ Visit our website: https://theastroimagingchannel.org/ Found this helpful? Here are the best ways to support TAIC: 🌟 Donate: https://tinyurl.com/Donate-to-TAIC 🌟 Volunteer: https://theastroimagingchannel.org/co... Who are we? We’re a group of avid astrophotographers who meet online every week to discuss all aspects of astro imaging. From equipment to specialized scripts and everything in between, we connect you with others who are striving to capture and process better images. We’re a volunteer-run non-profit, supported by viewers like you #astrophotography #observatory #building